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...rollerblades, then its technological advantages and the fact that it’s self-powered might help, but at $3,000, it’s a tough sell. Kamen should be able to make a living selling the Segway to businesses and visionaries, but the product will never alter the urban landscape as much as Steve Jobs thinks it may. All the gyroscopes in the world can’t change that...
...even if women’s rights weren’t a pragmatic goal, it is a moral one. The United States entered Afghanistan with moral, not simply military, force. If America, or the world, sacrifices women’s rights on the alter of political brinkmanship, it will undermine its current moral high ground, high ground already heaving with the tremors of military tribunals and mass detainment of Arab residents...
...order to fit the production into the Loeb Ex and stay within its budget, producer Kevin E. Meyers ’02 and director Kenneth P. Herrera ’03 needed to dramatically alter the magnitude of the production. As Meyers explains, “The original production of Tommy on Broadway was a mega-million dollar spectacle. We realized we’d have to significantly scale it down from its original Broadway incarnation, and it couldn’t be a half-hearted imitation of the Broadway production...
...looked into the terms of the gift and its clear that we can alter the building as long as we’re housing students,” Dingman said...
...creation of the new center means that much of Lamont’s collection will be physically relocated to Widener, although there are no plans to significantly alter the first-floor space in Lamont, according to Marilyn Wood, the head of access services for Widener Library...